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Show it njimr &a&sqtm 0 BMOgirpWiig 18 A DESERET NEWS, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1973 PWB9BRPPP 1 -- V Film producer visits S.L. By The Moviegoer The producer of a movie that features some of the most incredible special sound and visual effects in film history, is in Salt Lake for a couple of days. He is Sidney Howard, whose The Neptune Factor relates an undersea adventure almost without parallel in pictures Its a story that tells of three men on an ocean laboratory that is capsized during an underwater earthquake that sends it into a deep ocean trench Then those aboard the labs mother ship spend sever al days to rescue the sea lab factors before its give out. Dunng his stay m Salt Lake Mr. Tuesday night How- ard is expected to appear on television and radio interviews to relate how he and his crew managed to upset the vessel that goes to the bottom. He also will tell how his technical crew recorded the real sounds at the bottom of the ocean bottom figunng in the film, sounds that are as noisy as those on Times Square. He also will turn the spotlight on experiences with a fish with a woeful mouth that looks into the window on the Neccptune, the rescue craft in he movie. He also will tell about creature that look like legs that walking daddy-lonmove about on the ocean floor, and the Spanish dancer, a creature with a sk'rtlike mantle of bi Jlxant orange that pulse tes in the water m front of the Neptune. -- Many of the creatures in his movie are featured in the newest issue of National Geo- graphic f, r 5 lAl 1 I ; f A-- h l'YS.k Is: hi A i AS i H ' kJ-- - I Ko4 v jL V 4-N- fit lAfiV - C I. W1 f V S &.v WJsL I S Vi . i? 4vM i ? f' Whii i r t ' kJ' YEAR? OLD .. i" 0? EUREKA APPLIANCE CO.- -60 '?r. di'.V?.,--, v :fc 4 - f c i Howards Neptune Factor, however, also has the fictional story about the search for the ocean lab, with Ernest Borgr.ine, Ben Gazzara and Yvette Mimeux aboard the Neptune rescue vessel and Walter Pidgeon directing operations from the mother ship on the surface. The producers credits, m addition to The Neptune A include Man Factor, Cal ad Horse and A Man In both starThe Wilderness, ring Richard Hams. He has been responsible for 15 television series, including Howdy Doody. Sandy cs, W, i T$ i- - t Georcje Del Hoy, Pat O'Connell, Michael Ruud, Marie Mathay, John Vreeke won U. honors. 'Volpone' wins four presents theater honors U. By Howard Pearson Jahanna Beecham and Michael Leuders for children's theater work; Nancy Wilcox, $100 Theater Guild scholarship, and Craig Ferre, $125 Deseret News Theater Editor In a small-calOscar and Tony ceremony, the University of Utah Theater Sunday presented annual awards for best theatrical work dunng the past season a comedy by Volpone, e guild scholarship Jeff Modereger was nounced as winner of the $500 Lagoon scholarship, presented for work last year Lagoon is the summer workshop for University Theater an- Ben Johnson, whose 400th anniversary was being noted this year, took the lions share of the awards four honors They were best actor in a to Bruce Robinson, whose blond, long hair backed a smirking but thoroughly funny face during the show; to Vicki Anderson for best actress. Byion supporting Olson for best set design, and Ariel Dretz, best costume design It was an evening of double awards Mane Mathay. who was Mrs. Harding in Gamaliel, an onginal drama about President Hardmg and his scandal, won two honors She won for best actress in a drama and she received the 1500 scholarship from the Theater Guild The event was presented in Lagoon Opera House Square, which will be the site of three musical productions this summer, starring University of Utah students and theater faculty. This season w'lll be opened with Guys and Dolls, scheduled for Wednesday night drama monthyou'owtlt W.youml byynow during Ihis LljEVS5ZI'ODEl O O O 2ED 00) i vffit ( rfifeaEfc 333D li'.Sfi L3r i eST HIES1 !0j03a' o Ml ductions at the University and may be iound occasionally ticket salesgirl in the box of- - G(JWfl3J7t) fSE0i M 3 Movie made of TV shows proves a hit ft I'titi fttzittwttvqstB ss "rl .Jm - SO k fZZ Patricia OConnell, who has been starring in several pro- to DISPOSERS; Gm Ten From Your Show of Shows, which is expected to be a summer release m Utah theaters, is doing exceptional business in the few places where it has been released, according to the distributors Bruce Robinson wins best-actin- award g RANGES RANGES KELVINATOR WE'LL TRADE WE'LL DEAL CHRYSLER AIR TEMP Milton However, Berle, whose comedy was much different, signed a contract m 1951 that guaranteed him $100 000 a year for 30 years The NBC network ju't wanted him as a l '1cdy consultant The contract va; renegotiated to $65,000 a year a few years back when Berle had a show AIR CONDITIONERS Reg. Wholesale' SOCO BTU 159.95 115.00 6.000 BTU 209.95 163.00 8.000 BTU 239.95 188.00 12,200 BTU 249.95 263.00 14.000 BTU 329.95 258.00 Reason for the network apathy toward a new sen's is that television doesnt go for classic comedy, according to Caesar He left his senes with nothing new and the networks let him alone Redioid Ti upcoming at Lagoon mi Memonal Theater. star will in the Guys and Dolls and direct km ; an cr Wheres 19 at the Lagoon Charley9 Opera House Most of those attending will appear in thea- ter productions throughout the West this summer. m fice, won best actress award in a musical for My Fair and also won the Lady F Smith award for general theater work h This award is given m memory of Dr Smith v.ho was executive director of the theater and instituted the current format of theater activities at the school Other honors were awarded to Michael Ruud, best sup- porting actor for his perior-manc- e A Dolls House; m George Del Hoyo, whose acting in Three Penny Opera won him best supporting actor honors in a musical, John Vreeke, best student director for Waiting for Godot, & f Theta Alpha Phi. honorary theater fraternity, was sponsoring the event The event attracted theater students and faculty It was like the Oscar ceremony m some respects, m that some of those who were honored were not present to receive their awards The banter . was For the most part, were acceptance speeches short, but some were long m good-nature- d mockery of those on the television counterpart Presenters included Dr Keith M Engar, chairman of the Theater Department, H E. D Redtord, Vern Adix, fac- ulty members, students and various ggzEESf lii jJ GREAT GOOD FUHI HEI BATES! GLORIOUS SCEHERY! Of general excitement to RESIDENTS OF UTAH are the CHANGES in this year s schedule and fare on the Wasatch Mountain Railroad Company s HEBER CREEPER TRAINS After much THOUGHTFUL CONSIDERATION our -- management has decided to offer our gracious patrons THREE DIFFERENT RIDES 1. Heber to Cascade (Deer Creek Dam) and return Adult $3.25 Child $1.75 2. Bridal Veil to Cascade and return Adult $3.25 Child $1.75 3. Bridal Veil to Heoer (either direction) and return Adult $5 00 Child $2.50 has receivecd critical raves wherever it has opened. Yet DON'T LET THE HEAT GET YOU 1972 MODEL CLOSEOUT at WHOLESALE tii the The movie is made up ol some of the best television segments created by Sid Caesar and Max Leibman It also despite this, no networks have called, but nearly every major Hollywood studio is trying to work these geniuses of early television into some type of movie Ml.s O'Connell, who received two awards, currently is one of the alternating stars m "Music Man, wmch is being presented at the Pioneer 2: 2: LIVE! ONSTAGE! Family Entertainment at its best! IfJEOXlAY 3QISBN.J0HE 3 SALT PALACE TICKETS SOLD AT BRIDAL VEIL AND HEBER CITY 8 SPECTACULAR PERFORMANCES DEPOT 6th West and 1st South. Heber AT LEAST 30 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE TELEPHONE FOR GROUP CHARTERS RESERVATIONS OR NIGHTS ,355 3 MATINEES $5 5300 s450 Opening Night Sponsored by KUTV - 2 and Dee's PRICE COUPONS at all Dees Dine - Jns iiui'hww , gUy ticket ot Salt Palace a CKEtttt&SI ll INFORMATION I 0pen everyday q Bring your truck. Cash & Carry. 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